Hiku said:
You said "this is why" Wii U will be a collector's item and will be considered a great one. 'This' refering to this topic, which is comparing the number of highly rated exclusives between the three consoles. If the chart figures were highly in favor of PS4/XBO, would you have expressed yourself the same way? If the comparison to PS4 and XB1 didn't matter, you shouldn't have said "this is why", and instead specified what you meant. |
I don't think you understand what goes into collectors value. Its availability, and desire. Nintendo products are always highly sought after years later. Then factor in its units sold, physical games sold, the possibility of a collectible controller and you have a recipe for a collectors item. Everything you're saying is only making it more valuable. When I say 'This is why', I'm referring to it having fantastic exclusives. Did you see me mention other consoles? I didn't. You're reaching on that one. I couldn't care less about the PS4 or Xbox One. They don't factor into Wii U's collectibility. Here. Let me quote me.
| bunchanumbers said: This is why Wii U will end up being one of the best collectors items in gaming history. |
Never once did I say a word about PS4 or Xbox One. Take them out of this whole conversation. The real conversation will be Wii U collectibility vs Saturn, or Dreamcast. I get you wanna talk about Wii U in modern console terms, but that flew out the window a while ago. Wii U will end up being a bigger collectors item because of less units sold. Less games sold, less peripherals sold, and a controller that if broken, ruins the whole system. These factors alone means that Wii U ends up trumping Gamecube. And as far as those 90+ rated games go, they were great. But their collectors value is already set and if they were rated today, most of those games would be rated lower. Last I checked, the most expensive thing on GCN was the component cables. Wii U already had games reach over $100, and Wii U is still on the market. I wouldn't be shocked in the least if the gamepad ends up selling for $200 or more years down the road. There's just too many things that scream that Wii U will end up being a goldmine for collectors.














